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    Posted 06-02-2016 06:49
    Special Issue Call for Papers: Entrepreneurship & Regional Development

    Entrepreneurship and Crises: Business as Usual?

    The aim of this Special Issue is to examine more closely the
    relationship between entrepreneurial activity and crises. Crises tend to
    have severe consequences for businesses, generating ambiguity and
    decision-making time pressures (Weick, 1988; Pearson and Clair, 1998).
    Crises of relevance to entrepreneurial activity range from the personal
    to the social or natural, and broadly include “disasters, business
    interruptions, catastrophes, emergency or contingency” (Herbane, 2010:
    46), the impacts of which range from the individual to society in scope.
    It is argued that crises are becoming an integral part of business
    activity (Smallbone, North and Kalantaridis, 1999), and responses to a
    crisis can mean the difference between business survival and failure
    (Doern, 2014). As a key journal in the field, Entrepreneurship &
    Regional Development has been a leader on academic publications that
    investigate how context shapes entrepreneurial behaviour, and has
    published some contributions of relevance to this Special Issue (e.g.,
    Williams and Vorley, 2014; Suire and Vincente, 2014). Our Special Issue
    would build on this previous work by bringing together
    multi-disciplinary approaches and examinations of entrepreneurship,
    crises and resilience, across different levels of analysis.

    For the full call see: https://goo.gl/bFM2ip

    Guest Editors:
    Rachel Doern (Goldsmiths University of London, UK), Nick Williams
    (University of Leeds, UK), and Tim Vorley (University of Sheffield,
    United Kingdom)

    Submitted papers should not have been previously published nor be
    currently under consideration for publication elsewhere. Papers regarded
    as potentially suitable for publication in the Special Issue will be
    double-blind reviewed following the ERD's review process guidelines.
    Manuscripts must be received by no later than February 28th 2017.
    General queries may be directed to any of the Special Issue editors
    (r.doern@gold.ac.uk, n.e.williams@leeds.ac.uk,
    tim.vorley@sheffield.ac.uk).


    Prof. Tim Vorley
    Chair in Entrepreneurship
    Sheffield University Management School
    University of Sheffield

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